Setting up your Digital camera on your PC can be a challenging task.   Many newer digital cameras can be connected to a computer using a Universal Serial Bus (USB) port. If you connect a camera to a USB port, you can access images on the camera just as you would access images on a hard drive or CD-ROM drive.  All digital cameras come bundled with an application that enables you to view images from the camera and copy them to your hard disk in JPEG format. In some cases (for example, if you have only a serial port connection to the camera) this method may be the only way to transfer images from a camera to the hard disk.  If the camera appears as a drive in Explorer (Windows)  you may also access the images from there and copy them from the camera or card reader to the hard disk before opening them in Photoshop Elements.  Some cameras store images on a memory card, which you remove from the camera and insert into a card reader. Card readers are small external drives that you connect to your computer via a USB port.  Most PC's today have a 2nd available bay where you could install an additional floppy drive.  An add-on flash card reader could also be installed in this slot.   Other cameras enable you to download images to your computer using a TWAIN driver or Windows Image Acquisition (WIA). (Only Windows XP and Me support WIA.)   There are endless methods to get your images from your camera onto your computers hard drive.  Call A-1 DFW PC today and we can setup, install and train you with your new digital experience.

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